Welcome to the interactive homeless shelters database
You may:
add data for a homeless shelter
review/edit data already posted for a homeless shelter
manipulate the data to maximize the projected efficiency of a homeless shelter
Columns E, F, H, I, J, and L are all shaded because they are formated with formulas to automatically calculate efficiency and effectiveness. You do not need to put any data into these columns.
Column J gives the percentage of predicted community need met by a given homeless shelter.
This is based on the predicted number of shelter-days needed for the community.
Column L gives the financial efficiency of the homeless shelter
This is based on annual budget divided by people-days served. For a more detailed explaination and to review my research paper and sources please click the "paper" link to the left.
Welcome to the interactive homeless shelters database
You may:Columns E, F, H, I, J, and L are all shaded because they are formated with formulas to automatically calculate efficiency and effectiveness. You do not need to put any data into these columns.
Column J gives the percentage of predicted community need met by a given homeless shelter.
This is based on the predicted number of shelter-days needed for the community.
Column L gives the financial efficiency of the homeless shelter
This is based on annual budget divided by people-days served. For a more detailed explaination and to review my research paper and sources please click the "paper" link to the left.